Bridges experiments collaborative integration practices in the local communities of 4 EU countries (Italy, Croatia, Greece and Spain) in order to encourage dialogue and mutual enrichment among all citizens living in a territory, generating social innovation and strengthening the community as a whole. Through sports, cultural activities and community services designed and implemented by community residents (natives and migrants) in a participatory and inclusive process, the project promotes EU values of inclusion of migrants and refugees and solidarity among citizens, providing at the same time innovative solutions to common needs.
The workshop is one of the volunteer activities included in the BRIDGES programme for social inclusion taking place in Tortosa. The activity helped participants get
Centre for Peace Studies was not keeping still this summer – in collaboration with association Afro Badinya throughout August we organised several workshops as well
Working with refugee women in Croatia has been a rewarding work for Living Atelier that has pushed many personal boundaries within individuals and communities. The
In 2020, March was supposed to be a month where a celebration of Nowruz would be organised. Unfourtunately it didn’t because it coudn’t. On 22nd
Music touches the soul and doesn’t ask where you come from or which language do you speak. Music connects through the rhythm, sound and melody.
Thanks to CSIT, the Bridges project has produced its own magazine, which presents the history of Bridges as well as the many integration activities in
Co-funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.
BRIDGES brings together 4 cities, 5 European countries and 9 partners to challenge xenophobia, cultural barriers and social divisions through codesign, sports, culture and community services.
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Co-funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.
